Sentence examples for unnerving tendency from inspiring English sources

It goes off onto some dopey tangents and displays an unnerving tendency toward self-awareness, but it provides reasonable entertainment".

But it makes an unnerving comment about art's tendency to look in the mirror and be captivated by its own reflection.

There are a couple of unnerving literary tics – Oates has a tendency to repeat expressions of which she is especially fond ("sick-sinking" is used once too often for comfort) and she frequently breaks out into breathless italics to convey Katya's tortuous thought processes.

That's unnerving enough.

"It was rather unnerving".

It's unnerving, disorienting.

Is that unnerving?

For all his workhorse tendencies, it would be a mistake to laud them over his actual talent – the waxy delicacy of his features the canvas for a rare, skewed intensity, his unnerving presence never once played as smirky camp.

"That's unnerving to them".

That unnerving certainty.

It is an unnerving experience.